Three Spurs on All-Star ballot

Spurs players Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker are among the 120 players listed on the NBA’s All-Star ballot which was released Wednesday.

Fans can vote directly on NBA.com or use their Facebook profile information to help create an NBA.com All-Access account, which enables them to complete a ballot. After submitting their All-Star selections, fans will have the ability to share them with their friends on Facebook and followers on Twitter, and encourage others to cast their ballots.

The league’s 61st All-Star game will be played Feb. 26 at the Amway Center in Orlando.

Starters will be announced on Feb. 2 on TNT.

The Spurs have had at least one player selected to the game in each season since 1996-97 — the year before Duncan’s arrival with the franchise. Ginobili and Duncan were selected to the game last year.

Several members of the team should have an opportunity to play in the game or some of the other events of All-Star Weekend. Matt Bonner is a potential selection for the Three-Point Contest and rookie Kawhi Leonard and second-year player Gary Neal could be choices for the NBA Rising Stars Challenge.

Wireless and SMS balloting, as well as voting on NBA.com, will conclude on Jan. 31.